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ENDORSEMENT EDITORIALS ‘Reform Caucus’ Backed; Clark Ouster Suggested AVAILABLE AT THESE FINE ESTABLISHMENTS TRY HOME DELIVERY OF FREEMAN’S JOURNAL…
Police: Oneonta Man Stole $7,000 From Springbrook MILFORD – An Oneonta man was arrested after state police received a tip that a Springbrook employee was stealing from the company. Michael G. Graziano, 34, Oneonta, was arrested after police were advised of theft at Springbrook’s Milford campus. An investigation determined that Graziano had allegedly falsified business records from January to September 2017 to steal over $7,000 in pay.…
IN MEMORIAM: Stephen C. Arnold, 65; Spent Career Working For Railroads COOPERSTOWN – Stephen Craig Arnold, 65, of New Berlin, Cooperstown, and Hancock, who spent his career in railroads, died at his home in New Berlin on Friday, Oct. 20, 2017. Steve was born in Hancock, Delaware County, to Frederick O. and Anne (Wilkinson) Arnold. He grew up in Hancock and graduated from Hancock High School. He attended SUNY Delhi and SUNY Oswego.…
With Grand Opening Nov. 4, CVS Crews Stacking Shelves With the grand opening of the new CVS pharmacy on Cooperstown’s south end scheduled for Nov. 4, Manager Jamie Wadowiec advises staffer Edith Platt of Davenport as stocking of shelves is underway in earnest. At right, Bill Powers of Oneonta piles empty cardboard boxes in front of the new store, which will feature a drive-through pharmacy. CVS is closing its Main Street store as it shifts its operation to the new…
IN MEMORIAM Jacqueline Taliaferro Amols, 1st Opera President, Dies At 91 COOPERSTOWN – Word has been received that Jacqueline Taliaferro Amols, the first president of Glimmerglass Opera, who lived in Cooperstown for 40 years before moving to New Orleans in 2010, passed away quietly on Aug. 26, 2017. She was 91 years old. Jacqueline grew up as a member of a military family, residing on many different posts both in the U.S. and abroad. Her father, Army Col. Edward H.…
IN MEMORIAM: Rosemary B. Moore, 80; With Husband, Retired To Otsego County COOPERSTOWN – Rosemary Bernadette Moore (nee Costigan), 80, lost her battle to cancer Sunday, Oct. 22, while in hospice at Bassett Hospital. Her family takes great comfort in knowing that she is reunited with her beloved husband of 59 years, Tom, who preceded her in death this past March. Their love and friendship for one another was so strong and true.…
Hartwick Announces $10,000 Scholarships For All NY Students Unlike Cuomo’s Excelsior Program, No Residency, Income Requirements ONEONTA – Hartwick College announced today it will provide a $10,000 Founders’ Award scholarships to each newly enrolled first-year and transfer student who is a resident of New York State, beginning in fall 2018. Historically, 75 percent of Hartwick students are New Yorkers. “This new award is intended to send a clear message to families from New York state that we understand their concerns…
IN MEMORIAM: Elizabeth J. Priore, 91; Oneonta Native Was Nurse In Michigan ONEONTA – Elizabeth Jean Priore, 91, an Oneonta native and registered nurse, died Sept. 30, 2017, in Rochester Hills, Mich., where she lived. She attended St. Mary’s Elementary School in Oneonta, and graduated from Oneonta High School. She received her nursing degree from Benedictine Hospital in Kingston, then worked as a registered nurse in several hospitals in New York and Michigan.…
IN MEMORIAM Sally Ann Willcox-Hopper, 80; Founded Oneonta’s Robynwood ONEONTA – Sally Ann Willcox-Hopper, 80, who founded Robynwood Home for Adults in Oneonta in 1971, passed away suddenly on Monday, Oct. 23, 2017, at her home in Gloversville. She was born Sept. 1, 1937, in Cortland, the daughter of Alan and Ida (Hinckley) Willcox. She graduated from Cherry Valley Central School and attended Traphagen School for Design in New York City.…